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2. But why should the taxpayers have to pay for new machines?

Reply to Sherman A1 (Reply #1)

Thu May 27, 2021, 04:51 AM

May 2021

And they should make these people, and audit companies liable for the costs of getting new ones. Also by bypassing protocols, could criminal charges follow? In other words a way to make them stop what they're doing , and stopping these illegitimate audits, or face consequences when they ignore the rules.

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Could the people and companies ignoring audit protocol be sued, [View all] duforsure May 2021 OP

Anyone can be sued for pretty much anything Sherman A1 May 2021 #1

But why should the taxpayers have to pay for new machines? duforsure May 2021 #2

I don't believe taxpayers should have to replace material and equipment Sherman A1 May 2021 #3

Taxpayers having to foot the bill for new machines will backfire on these republicans duforsure May 2021 #4

Yes, it is Truman Sherman A1 May 2021 #5

Could DOJ file criminal charges for ignoring protocols? duforsure May 2021 #6

Sued? Maine Abu El Banat May 2021 #7

Depends how their contract is written Takket May 2021 #8

Rachel talked about this last night. gab13by13 May 2021 #9

The judge gave them that right, but not to corrupt the ballots , or machines, duforsure May 2021 #10

Thanks for the explanation, gab13by13 May 2021 #11